Hello everyone! Enjoy this vlog I put together! Or, if you're like Shan and refuse to enjoy anything you can just watch it anyway!! If the video below doesn't work you can watch it here.
That's what happens when you eat Irish food. The Irishness gets all over your mouth and you get confused if you're suppose to sing or just talk so you do both. Not that much longer! We could be home anytime during the first six months of 2017! Just really depends!
DARN, DARN, DARN!!! I was so hoping we could work out seeing you when we came to Ireland. And I wish the "sunny week" had postponed itself until the week we'll be there!
I have to say that I love the music you started off and ended with on your blog. Who is it?
Fun to hear about your horseback riding experiences. One of my most excruciating painful moments was from being thrown off a horse and bruising my hip bone on the ground. (Worse for the guy my top half fell on though...broke his ribs:) (The horse was just barely broken for 1 person and his dad had told him not to double ride with anyone...so, he deserved it)!!!
Looking forward to having you guys be able to return. Will he want to live here? (I hope so, I really want to hear his Irish accent at our family parties!
Lot's of $ in the future of flying drones. Leo may decide to change careers...if he can figure out how to drive one without decapitating anyone;)
Any suggestions of what to bring to Ireland, (or not bring? Include food/snacks too), we'd love to hear:) BTW, do any Irish, besides Leo, like Americans?
Really sorry to hear about the death in the family.
HAHA! Kaiya you have an Irish accent. Boo on staying longer :(
ReplyDeleteThat's what happens when you eat Irish food. The Irishness gets all over your mouth and you get confused if you're suppose to sing or just talk so you do both. Not that much longer! We could be home anytime during the first six months of 2017! Just really depends!
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ReplyDeleteDARN, DARN, DARN!!! I was so hoping we could work out seeing you when we came to Ireland. And I wish the "sunny week" had postponed itself until the week we'll be there!
ReplyDeleteI have to say that I love the music you started off and ended with on your blog. Who is it?
Fun to hear about your horseback riding experiences. One of my most excruciating painful moments was from being thrown off a horse and bruising my hip bone on the ground. (Worse for the guy my top half fell on though...broke his ribs:)
(The horse was just barely broken for 1 person and his dad had told him not to double ride with anyone...so, he deserved it)!!!
Looking forward to having you guys be able to return. Will he want to live here? (I hope so, I really want to hear his Irish accent at our family parties!
Lot's of $ in the future of flying drones. Leo may decide to change careers...if he can figure out how to drive one without decapitating anyone;)
Any suggestions of what to bring to Ireland, (or not bring? Include food/snacks too), we'd love to hear:)
BTW, do any Irish, besides Leo, like Americans?
Really sorry to hear about the death in the family.
Wishing you all comfort and peace.
Love, Aunt Tanya aka, Roogalard